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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting in Equity.
No. 6si Equity Docket.
BENJAMIN ID. TuBNAN, Plaiuti6,
PErEa D. EVERETT / AELIAE EVERETT,
his vifr, Dsfesdans.

TIVE object Of this ssit 10 to obtain q decree
i for The sale Of certain real estate sitsa,ed 10
Charles county. Nsrylssd, which .as mort
gaged 70 The said Benjs@ia ID. Tueosn BY the
sAid Peter d. Everett and Aelia 3 Everett, bis
wife
The bill stAtss that on the 18th day Of Ne.
veaber, A. D.. 1888. the said Peter ID. Evsre,,
saa Aelia 4 Everett, his wife executed to ihs
said Bssj>mia d. Taeoan Q mortgage os Ger
tain real estate the rrin deseriksi TO secure The
payment Of the sun Of TO haadrsd dollars
500 ool which sss ihss due asd ovisg TO
the said Bssj j.mia ID rabass BY The said Peter
D. Everett aad Aslis : Everett, he vis that
as part ss the said ssa Of toe san4red dollars
ssd the ,stsrsst seerasd ,ssssoa h.s ssss Dsid.
although the tioe lisitsl for the psyaesi
thereof BY the cosditiso Of said nsrtgsgs
10 passed sad that both Of The said isissds nts
are soa -resides,s Of tAs State OF hsryiasd.
Il 10 therefore. this 23aA isy of Dsxsatss
A. ID 1886 ordered By - Ciresa Cosrs for
Charles county. sit,iag - . Cosrt Of Easity,
tsst The pi.iau9. By esss,sg . copy Of this or
der 10 be Inserted 10 ne se sspspsr published
in Charles cnsaty, eacs . sesk is each 81 fesr
ssecessi'e weeks osfors ,hs srs, dsy Of Fssru-
sry, A. q 1887. give notice to the .bsent de-
fssdano OF The ss e.iaaee sad ohjse, OF this bill
.sinS s:a 70 .PP::s i. ..' 3. Ss. " ..r's.
A d. 1897. 10 Asre sire esss-. II asy they
have, ~hy decree shss'a noi pas IS prayed
True espy:-J SAst Trasxa, Clerk
Cnr.it Csari ChsrIss Co.
T.st - SAsL. TrRSsa Clerk
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28
6ONMCNlCATED.
surance Co. OF Montgomery Co.
Editors a fht Tin,s:

Eafors a he Tin,s:
4 good deal has Lsea said lately abou, ihs
Plaa oI E''in. premium so,.s, repaired ey osr
company, and having been asked f-r iaforma.
too, thought fe~ lines on ihe satj-c; wo.id
be OF Interest 10 yosr rsiders
The note. read .s f,llo~s II proniss 10
pay 10 tse laid coapsnJ. or theit u~...s.. So.
ine time b~iaR, toe sun -6oItArs, IN sacb
portions and at such tine or tisnes - the dir-e-
tors of said company may, agr-easly 10 their
Act OF Incorporation. require. Be Looking
at the 2uj section OF The Act OF Ine1rpor .tios.
we hnd tn the nots caunoi be demanded
-,Ihsr wholly or IN part, -Icrp' for tie pBrposs
Of paying Io'ses BY are ssi uotsiaE xsc
1t nss Leen stated that our directors c. de-
m nj the fulI value OF Ia. soirs thr.. ha adr-
lIm 10 enc year il lh.y has. occasion 70 /.
.Islrmen. which has no iuuu ia iion i, Truth, as
one such assessment ~Uu, d bring nssri, tseiv.
h.ndr.d thousand dollars and hft--n susA a.
se.,menis ouid pay every rick posses sd
rave wight hundred ssd ninty-I.o tho.sa nd
dollars >, . r-srrve fau1 TO su.rt nes eum.
pany. Our a'ersg~ yssriy lose. ttasing til.
last four ysarsl Is S34 TOO; bnt ,upposing by
some most extraordinary comsina Ion of cir
cunst.sees they should reach one huudrrd
th.s.snd dollars. an sssc scsspent ,f 3 per cest
would more than meet II. bad se 40 rss~rvs
fuHd, but rs ~e have, there could be ne .ssxss-
menI, bsc1u,e IL - more ih ample to NEE,
even this extraordinary loss. | G~iisvs il 10
lmpossbls Tor our losses 10 reach one bsndr~d
thousand dollars in any one ys.r, or .oy thing
like il, t-ssu.e in rase do ne excsed S.. .oOa
in one isk ~iIhln = circle of 90 yards ds meter,
isking All, point ~ . sen,er, aud only . very
IinIied smouut 10 any tosn or village Oar
iosss. in Upper Marlboro osiy amounted to
$334. We 90 not tnsure nearer than one mite
OF Baltimore cit, sni not within the city limits
Of Washington Or Georystosn, aai p.ssr ou 4,
OF the State, except IN the Disttie, Of Coismsis
Oar eompany has been Incorporated 39 years the
iUta day OF next March aud has never assessed
- premium note yet. Our snuuaI iacome of 4
PER c-nt. i.trrrN on premium notes aow
a.oun,s 10 SAT 500, from Investments abou,
s. 300. The ansa.l expenses Of m nsk 10 the
company are only about Sc 500, leaving .
sa auce every year 10 increase the reserve fund /;
the amount .vailable to meet 6rss nov snounts
To nearly . hundred aad sixty thousand dol
lars. which mast be exhausted before . prem
ium note can be assessed, 80 that any DIM euity
arising from having given = nsts to the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Montgomery eeua-
ty 10 more inns mary lhaa real.
SANL r. NEAyE, Agent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28

The board Of county commissioners met q,
their Office here on Tuesday pursuant to ad.
journment, with full board, with the exceptions
of Mr.. Burroughs. who is ost of the county, 10
attendance. Soon after the organic alton, the
board proceeded to the matter for which they
we're called together-io take 10 all ou,s,and.
ing per cent. bonds against the county aud
issue the refunding loan at per cent All
whs had purchased these bonds at the m~e,in 2
OF the llth pro1imo, were 10 attendance pre-
pared TO take them. and all the old 6 per cent
bonds were redeemed with the exec eptiou Of the
one beld by Mrs, N C Perry for 81 900. which
was not presented fer pAymeat. The sew
coupon bonds representing the rsfunding loaa
were fine piece of work, sad in appearance
more fully represented their value than the cid
writing paper bonds ~hch the cous,y hss
heretofore issued. Both the commissioners aud
the purchasers Of the bonds expressed then.
splves we'll pleased with tie execution Of the
work and much era,iEed at the anaoysnce
both would be saved by having the coupons
attached. As heretofore stated ra- bonds were
issued in denominations of 81 900, $500 and
500 and each s mon hs OF interest Tor The iisne
they run wxs attached The board suthor Led
the clerk to pay TO Mon'e'ue Hospital. a,
Frederick, 81 900 on account Of the insane
patients of the county oouhn-d there, and $500
each to Noun, Hope Hospital and The N 'ry l.uh
Hospital for the Insane Tor the same purpose
Bot little other basinss. Was transacted and
the board hoalIy adj 'urn.d until Thursday,
February Sth.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28

FSshePmeH Res0lvieg.
Ameeting Of the fishermen Of the Potomac
resident in Nssj.eoy was held At The Gross
Roads on Saturday. The 18th instant, for the
purpose Of coAiering together snd dsvising
mean. TO right some Of the evils which they
have been subjected to heretofore in the sale Of
their 6-h This meeting ~.s organized b, the
..leciira Of Mr. Jo,erh P'ics a. chairman. and
Mr. JAmrs N. Harvey, secretary. After On an
ima,ed di.russion y beth r they should selec,
one Of their number to act ss agent for the sale
Of their fish ,hh coming season, it was carried
by scclarp.,i"n. and the se.ec,ios fell upon Mr
w c. Baker The ne.tiag before adjourniny
adopted the following reso' utioas:
Whsreas The isheru,e.. in con vention Assem-
Lled have presented their sga, isvancrs, and
complained of not having received what wa.
Justly due hem Therefore
Resofrrd, Thst we have astefeainsd to sesd
Mr. W & B k-r, Que Of our number, rs our
Agent 20 Washington city TO sell our hsh tor
u.s. believing him To h- n man r.pshle OF ful
flling tue tack, and in whom have implicit
-confirncs.
Rs,lued Th.f ne ohIisate ourselves TO ship
our h.h b, wh.tever Tug boat employed hy
our AZ ent upon the follow ing terms. viz: thai
said Tugno. 4 shsll ~. -ive one srsenih RI the
gross procerds OF sale OF all 6sh carrie BY her
als, The id Tug At shall deliver her rargo
Of hsb exclusively to the sg ut ~ employing
her
R,soIeed, That all vessel. employed outsid'
of the principal boat, and kpO u heretofore II
lay-bosts, shall Be paid cut Of the fssd arising
IRON the seventh allowed the principal boat.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28

Mr.. VIM. Mex. Burroughs left the coun
ty on Friday last for visit to his brother
B. r. Burroughs, Esq, at Edwardsvills
Illinois We have not learned how lons
Mr.. Burroughs expects to be absent. but
we wish him bon uoyGgs and safe return.
That his visit will be pleasant and agree
able We have but little doubt.
An Indian boy wanted to hang himself
after seven school gir's had kissed him.
He didn't, "all the same" tor he found the
dreadful feeling was caused by a cold,
ate use of DR.. Bulls Cough Sryup, which
is known far and wide IS great remedy
for coughs and colds.
A little child Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. p
Jameson, about three years old, died OF
Group quite suddenly at an early hour on
Wednesday morning last. The child was
staying at The home of its aunt, Mrs Jno.
T. Davis, and neither OF its parents were
with it at the time OF its death. which
makes lis loss doubly severe to them.
Alvey Jack .on. son of Mr.. Wilbur Jack.
son, living near Cox's Station, while cut
ting cord wood in Mr.. F. Hughes Wills's
woods on Tuesday, by the accidental slip
pling of his AK inflictIng a deep and seri-
Gus wound on his foot which will contine
him to the house for some time. The
wound was dressed by DR. Robt. Digges.
The Mayors Message May We be par
doned for requesting the Mayer to incor-
porate in his next message the fact that
many OF our most prominent citizens have
been cured of rheumatism. neuralgia and
kindred complaints. by Salvation Oil, and
that he recommend this valu able medicine
to be kept in every family.
Mess Woodward & Lothrop of the Bos-
ton Dry Goods House, Washington, d. c..
advertise a clearance sac in this issue.
ial interest II you want bargains in un-
derwear and dry goods generally, call at
this establishment, or order by mail. just
as you prefer Equal satisfaction is guar
anteed in either case.
Last Monday vas 6ckle kind Of day,
We first had y little rain, then = little hail !;
then a small sized snow storm and finally
the sun came out bright and warm 10 al
most cloudless sky. And sll this occurred
with few short hours. Since Gen. Hazen
died we suppose there is no one to take
csre of the weather. hence 70 owed this
boxing of the compass
Mr.. William J Edeleu has retired as
member of the commission firm OF Dud ey
& Carpenter. the time for which she CO.
partnership was limited having expired
Dect N Der 3lst, 1886. The business, how
ever. will be 8 i'll conducted At the old
stand by the surviving members, Messrs.
Hiram 6. Dudley and ]. Walter Carpen-
ter, under the same name OF Dudley x
Carpenter.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28
I'M MEMORIAM

To one who know and loved the late Mrs.
Eleanor Brawoer has bees awarded the ss~st
duty Of paying to her memory that tribute Of
respect and affection which il % we'll deserves
She vas q woman Of marked individuality Aad
force Of character aud gifted with . peculiar
cleArness and breadth Of intelligence which
rendered her Judgment most valuable and reli-
able. Warm hearted snd charitable her loss
~ill he keenly felt no, only by the h-ar,hs,oue
OF thos. y no were nearest and drarest, but 10
the humble homes Of the poor and au6sring
Whilst her life Was passed in comparative Re
tiremeni, her interest 10 public s6sirs and p.ss-
ing events never csss-d, sitboush At the time ei
her dr.th she hsi numbersd more than eighty
wears Her charm Of manner wss Irresistible
and her sense Of humor % keen that ,b- Was 10
the last an interesting aad entertaining CON-
panios. While the beauty oil form and feature
! for which she had bees disiinx uished 10 early
life faded as the years passed BY there still re.
maised personal mag gnetisu which time could
not rrpsir. Usually when the aged die il seems
but n natural sequence, jet in her case those
who watched and prayed by ber brdsid~, could
not believe that the parting hour had come. 80
difficult was it to associate the idea Of death
with one Who had always been so full Of life.
/ p acefuliy she died, her las; words prayer,
and m st those she 10, ell in the little church
yard At CornwAlis peacefully she slrrts.
| G C. N.
! Baltimore Jan 18th. 1887.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28
Wlll Net Appeal.

VIII Net appear.
While the trial Of Bisco-. for the murder
Of Capt Dixon. Was in progress during last
ovenb~r coert, the cosnsel for defense took
many exceptions to the rulings ofthe court With
the intention OF carry ing the case 10 the Court
Of Appeals in the event Of con viction. and after
the verdict of guilty had bee. ren dered BY the
jury counsel gave notice that sn appeal would
Le taken. The clerk OF our court, however.
failing to receive q promise Of pay ment from
the counsel. did not make up the record of Il .
ease for the Court Of Appeals, as he is not re-
quired 10 sesd up the papers unless the charges
are paid Last week Mr. Turner, tie clerk,
rec, ived notice from Mr.. CAnslier, one Of the
counsel for defense, that they had copcluded
to sbsndon the appeal, ~ they could not lsee
that the result Of . second trial, in the event
one was granted BY the Appellate Court, would
be different from that already rendered. This,
therefore, finally settles this case 30 far ss ad-
judicstion 10 concerned. and nothing now re.
maine To be done to satisfy justice 10 this case
gave the sentence Of the court and the execution
which will necrs.arily follow. 1t is generally
thought that Biscoe will be sentenced At the
approaching Frbr1sry term of court. After
the sentence the date Of execution ~il be 6xtd
the Governor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28

wensh~r Reports.
We have not much confidence 10 weather
prophecies or prophets ~ a general thing, rx-
~ept in the Signal Service Bureau whose predic
tIons for several days in adv~ncs ar. generally
remarkably correct.
And Jet in the early part OF Norsm' er last u
prophet arose whose name Was not vennor.
bat which sc have forgotten, n hose prediction
thus far for the winter have tn, ned out 20 truly
fhat We give them for VIII 4 they may bs worth
He predicted generally mild weather until the
spTT"srh Of Christmas when the cod would
ie ex,rr m+Iy severe aud Constant. From the
middle Of January to the end Of February. there
~ouii be mprh wind and storms Of rain toward
the latter p,rt Of Feb uary, with but few cold
days in that III nth.
An early spring vas also predicted with tn
Prosl eet of 'e:y hish w.,rrs and probable dam
age arising thersfrom in the latter part Of Feb
ruary. We hope that the latter part of this
prediction may not turn eut AS true as the first
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28
Local Brevities.

Next Wednesday is sruur d hog day.
Miss May Mitchell left home on We'd
n+sday for an extended visit to friends in
Virginia.
The board OF county commissioners will
meet again on Tuesday, February Sth,
for the transaction of general business
Our town was quite we'll & led on Tues
day though but little news of interest
cou be gathered Tor our local columns.
The county commissioners on Tuesday
appointed Jos. N Hayden, const1ble for
the 5th district, vice A. J. Swans, resign
ed
Notwithstanding the nurky wes her OF
this week farmers claim that il has not
been soft enough to furnish them strip
ping season.
Qaintoleo-The great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Remedy. Reliable, Safe and
Efficient. Price so cents per botte. For
sale by all Druggists.
We learn that the s'eamer Wax efeld
made trip down the river on Wednes-
day and 1t is thought th2t all the river
boats will soor be ON their customary
routes.
| The board Of school commissioners met
on Tuesday, when the bond Of the new
secretary and examiner, Mr. F. j. Maddox
was approved and he was finally inducted
in'o office.
The many friends Of Hr P. II. Mus
chette in he county will regret to learn
hat he 10 closely confined to his rooms in
Baltimore with another attack If acute
rheumatism.
Under the influence Of he warm wealth
er 81 the past week some OF our roads have
become soft and disagreesble to trsve ers
In the main, however, the roads through.
out the county are pa,sible.
Our military drilled with their rifles or
Inst Friday and the boys acquitted them
selves very we'll, some Of them handling
the guns like old veterans They will x,
through the same evoluIions tomorrow a
2 O'Clock.
We regret very much to learn that tn.
condition Of MIR F. w. Weems. whose ser
ious illness we have from time to time re
ported, is growing more and more prec II
ious, and but little hope is entertained O
his recovery.
Since our last issue the following mar
fiage licenses have been issued from the
clerks office: Pcsey Herbert and Sarat
Sophia Swami; Geo. A. Springfield and
Anna l.. Hurley, all white; and to Vim.
Fl. Jones and Mary Wade, co ored.
Miss Minnie Simpson, a young lady o
Macon, Ga, who has frequently visited
Miss Louise stone and VINO became wei
known aud made many friends in Ou
n-ighb"rhood, was married on Thursday
the 18Th proxino, to Mr.. Eugene b. Harris
also of Macon.
Cards are out for the wedding of Charlie
C. Lancaster, E-q former resident q
our county, now y leading lawyer of 'h
Washington bar, and Miss Randall, daugh
ter Of ex Speaker Randall, of Pennsylvania
! Tbs ceremony will be performed in Wash
ington on Thursday next, February Srd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28
Muslin Drawers.

100 dozen pairs OF Ladies' Muslin Drawers
vide hem with three tucks above. full cut, tso
best STYLES, worth 29c. only 25t per pair.
IS dozen pairs of Ladies Muslin Drawers
tucked CambrIc ruffie, with Eve tucks above
t~o best styles, worth 40c, only 81 !c per pair
IS dozen pairs Of Ladies Fine Musliu Draw
ers, vide Hamburg ruri-, two clusters OF three
6ne tucks With wide insertion between, extra
good quality, worth sac, only SOC per pair.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28
Muslin Chenises.

30 dezea Ladies Muslin Chemise, yoke OF
6ve clusters Of three fue tuoks, worth 29c oUly
?5c each.
IS dexen Ladies Nlsla Chemiss, yoke OF
sac Hamburg embroidery, trimmed around
neck and sleeves wiih Cambria ru'fi', worth
4sc, only 35c each.
leo dol-a LADIES' Fine Muslin Square neck
Chsmise, yske Of three rows Of Hambarg in
serlins and fear ,lq.tsrs Of hoe iucks. NJ, X
snd sIss,ss trimmed sith Hamburg embroidery
worth 59c, only Sos each.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28

Magaeas which Never fsti TO Draw.
The semi-saausl mstehlsss mark down sale
of high class g.ru sn,s for Men, Youth and Boy,
Osercoa,s, Suits and Goats. All being saeri.
seed without regard to Pr-sen, value or cost.
Nov is the appointed time TO make oae doll.'
do the work Of two at Acne Hall, II Z. B.l.
timore new nunber) near Chsrlss Ss., Baiie.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28
Muslin Walking Skirts,

IS dssen Ladies Muslin Waking skirts.
trimmed sith C.mhsic rsii-. edged slIh four
sne tseks hssdsd With l~o clusters of four hnF
tucks. ssiy 35c each
so dssss Ladies Naslin W. King skirts. with
wtde Csnsrtc ruitie eds sci ~ita ~'te embrort-
.ry tso casters at three iacss each N ne ruF.
se. 9TH fo,r tuck, sho'e. worth : y! only
81 90 each.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28

We mentioned in the TINES some time ago
that an effort WAS beirg made by the citizens
of Nanjemoy to have their section connected by
ally mail with Port Tsbacco, instead OF tri'
weekly as has heretofore been the case. Their
efforts In this direction with the active CO.
operation of our able Representative, Hon.
Barnes Compton, have at length been success
ful, and On Monday last the postmis,ress here
received notice from the department at Wash
ington that the route from Port Tob, to
Nanjemony had been increased to service OF
six times n weef. The mail leaves Doncaster
at o'clock, a. IN and making the circuit Of
Offices in that section is supposed to reach here
in time for the outgoing mail al noon, and re-
ceiving the mail here returns with il to the
same Offices each afternoon. Mr.. Thomas II
will doubtless bsa great advantage to the citi-
zens of Nanjemoy though We think the COZ
tractor will have considerable difficulty in
making the con aection while the roads are in \
heavy condition.
Oa mother matter of much interest to our
peOPie, VI "ulCu uas AiSo oecH u aoC
in these columns, the postmistress also received
on Monday the following letter, which explains
itself:
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Office Of Supt. Of Money Order Sys en-.
Washington, ID. c. Jan. 20, 1887.
MADAM M.-I have to ack now ledge the receipt,
by the Department, OF petition. signed by your
self and others, for the establishment Of the
mooey order business at your postofics.
In reply.-using the occasion to state that
additions to the number of money-order Offices
in operation are made, customarily, once, and
but once, in each ar,-I have TO inform you
thst the question of the expediency of estsb-
lishiag the money order business al your Office
will receive due consideration in connection
with tine pre- parstion of the list of additional
money y-ordsr offices 10 be put in operation on
or about the Is, Of July, the commencement OF
the next fiscal year.
Very Respectfully. &c,
L. F. MACDONALD,
Superintendent
A postofi:e VS. on Tuesday established at
Messrs. Brawner B,rnes's store, about three
miles from Port Tobacco, by the name Of Con
chill. with Mr.. Wn. N. Barnes As postmaster.
This is but another evidence of the good work
our representative is eadea .oring to do for US
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28

-O-O-O-O-G- G-D--O O-O-U--D-O-
The Inauguration of this sale marks an epoch
unprecedented in the history of our business.
We were never better able to substantiate our
claim to 'Headquarters than we are at pre-
sent We gave our orders early last fall, there
by getting the advantage OF as low prices as
were ever quoted on these qualities hence we
are enabled to offer you the Ora ndest Bargains
in Muslin Underwear possibly obtainable in
this or any city.
Notwithstanding the ow prices quoted Gus
TONERS will find every garment fully up to onr
high standard AS regards muslin, style, sewin-,
hnish sg and general excellence.
As especial values We quote:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28

~ The subscription price of THE
TINES is 81. per annum II paid Il"
advance or at any time ,cithin the cur
rent year; if not paid ,cithi1 the gear
S1.5O wiH be invariably charged, C.
al,0ays heretofore, and from this rule
no exception wil Be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28
Muslin Night Dresses.

50 dor L.iiss' Muslin Vi shi Go ns VI rih~r
Hubbard front. yoks oi four clusters q inr.r
xtde ,urks trimmed around ih- n~tk and
slre.-s -th C.mbFic rstii sUrIb %. oa.s i2
--.is s>~A . =, .. q,
% susea L+diss Nasila No'her 'l4'"s'a
Night Cows yoke Of ,is Ciastvrs of ~tsh' hn~
tutk. trimmed srounf ur : ant r-v~s With
raek.d C-ubrir ruai-. ~ofih S.l-. ouls r.
zach.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28
Muslin Corset Covers.

$50 dozen Ladies Muslin Go set Covers good
qsa!ity of cotton, thoroughly made, finished
seams, buttons aud button holes.
High Nesk only l2l cts. each.
Low Neck only l. cts. each.
loo dozen L dies Cimbric Corset Covers
four clusters of three tucks down the front
neck trimmed with lace. worth So, oul! -,
each
100 dozen Ladies' Fine C,mhric Corset Gov
srs, V shaped neck, ,rim,nrd A with Hamburg
edging, worth 31lc, only 29c each
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28

4 FIfU1f IOf TUT EFU6Oub1tHJ.
The chance Of getting strictly FRS, class
clothing at such absurdly low prices that il
will pay 10 buy them for next SEASONS use al
Oehm Son, stirring and satisfactory clothi-rs,
Pratt ald Hanover streets, Baltimore Don I
miss this opportunity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-01-28

TO ADTER7ZSERS.-rHK TIMES horin0
'.ryer circulation th4ss any other paper among the
i,,tellige,st farmers and busiNess men Of Charles
Cbunty Offers superior indHeenssnts to odrertisers
to insert their announcements in Gs columns. Send
for card rates. wAieh az iow az any other paper
IL outher~ Maryland 10 say nothing about ci,cula-
tiar.